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QUESTION 1 Which are the two most important insect orders used in forensic entomology? a. Lepidoptera & Diptera b. Diptera & Coleoptera c. Coleoptera & Lepidoptera d. Diptera & Hymenoptera QUESTION 2 What type of metamorphosis do members of these two insect orders undergo? Remember, they both have 3 life stages: larva, pupa, and adult! Ametabolous Hemimetabolous Holometabolous Ketometabolous QUESTION 3 Which of these families of flies is often the first insect to colonize a dead body (and, therefore, very useful in forensic entomology)? a. Tipulidae / craneflies b. Tephritidae / fruit flies c. Muscidae / house and stable flies d. Calliphoridae / blowflies QUESTION 4 Beetles in this family are often found on bodies that are in a more advanced state of decomposition (dry, with only skin, tendons, and bones remaining). They are also serious pests of natural history museum collections a. Meloidae / blister beetles b. Tenebrionidae / darkling beetles c. Gyrinidae / whirligig beetles d. Dermestidae / skin beetles QUESTION 5 In order to use insects collected from a cadaver to estimate time of death, what 3 pieces of information does a forensic entomologist need? a. insect species present, insect developmental stage, & temperature b. insect species present, temperature, & humidity c. number of insects present, temperature, & humidity d. number of insects present, temperature, & cause of death

          QUESTION 1
Which are the two most important insect orders used in forensic entomology?
a. Lepidoptera & Diptera
b. Diptera & Coleoptera
c. Coleoptera & Lepidoptera
d. Diptera & Hymenoptera

QUESTION 2
What type of metamorphosis do members of these two insect orders undergo? Remember, they both have 3 life stages: larva, pupa, and adult!
Ametabolous
Hemimetabolous
Holometabolous
Ketometabolous

QUESTION 3
Which of these families of flies is often the first insect to colonize a dead body (and, therefore, very useful in forensic entomology)?
a. Tipulidae / craneflies
b. Tephritidae / fruit flies
c. Muscidae / house and stable flies
d. Calliphoridae / blowflies

QUESTION 4
Beetles in this family are often found on bodies that are in a more advanced state of decomposition (dry, with only skin, tendons, and bones remaining). They are also serious pests of natural history museum collections
a. Meloidae / blister beetles
b. Tenebrionidae / darkling beetles
c. Gyrinidae / whirligig beetles
d. Dermestidae / skin beetles

QUESTION 5
In order to use insects collected from a cadaver to estimate time of death, what 3 pieces of information does a forensic entomologist need?
a. insect species present, insect developmental stage, & temperature
b. insect species present, temperature, & humidity
c. number of insects present, temperature, & humidity
d. number of insects present, temperature, & cause of death

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